Younger 世代s are more likely to shun making a will: How to 確実にする your last wishes are met
- Many wrongly believe it is enough that family already know their wishes
- How do you make a will? What happens if you die without one? Find out here?
Making a will: Find out how to 確実にする it is valid and 反映するs your wishes below
Two in five younger adults 'don't see the point' of making a will, 危険ing 合法的な 複雑化s and 高くつく／犠牲の大きい 論争s over 広い地所s as their 世代 ages, a new 熟考する／考慮する 明らかにする／漏らすs.
Many people are also misinformed when it comes to the practicalities, with a 重要な number believing they can email a loved one with their wishes.
Others wrongly think they can 調印する their will electronically, the 調査する 設立する.
A large cohort of younger adults 推定する／予想する to receive an 相続物件 from their parents, although they do not believe they will be able to pass on 資産s themselves, によれば the 研究 by Lime Solicitors.
Andrew Wilkinson, 長，率いる of 相続物件 論争s at the 法律 会社／堅い, says the 人物／姿／数字s show there is a generational divide on will 令状ing.
'It's 関心ing to see a 重要な 拒絶する／低下する in the number of younger people 推定する／予想するing to leave a 遺産／遺物,' he 追加するs.?
'This 転換 could 衝撃 wealth 配当 across 世代s, 主要な to 可能性のある 財政上の 不安定 for 未来 families.'
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Lime's 研究 設立する 38 per cent of Gen-Z (16 to 26-year-olds), 42 per cent of millennials (27-42), 19 per cent of Gen X (43-58) and 8 per cent of baby boomers (59-77) don't see the point in making a will.
一方／合間, 56 per cent of people 調査するd 全体にわたる wrongly believe that they can 調印する their will electronically.
Lime says: 'Whilst the 法律 （売買）手数料，委託（する）／委員会／権限 is looking at 改革（する） in this area, at the moment the 法律 still 明言する／公表するs that whilst a person may be able to give 指示／教授／教育s online for their will or over the phone, for a will to be valid it still needs to be a physical 文書 with a wet 署名／調印する 署名.'
The gov.uk 場所／位置 explains how to make sure your will is 合法的な here, and see below for その上の （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） on how to do it.
Lime also 設立する that 41 per cent of millennials wrongly believe they don't need a will as their family already know their wishes, compared to 15 per cent of baby boomers. It 調査するd 1,000 adults in spring this year.
If you die intestate, there is a 始める，決める order of who 相続するs which might not be in line with your wishes and could 原因（となる） a family 不和.
In England, spouses and civil partners get personal 所有物／資産／財産, the first £322,000 of the 広い地所 - meaning all if it is いっそう少なく than that - 加える half of any remaining 広い地所 above that 量.
If there is a 生き残るing spouse, children 相続する equal 株 of one half of the 広い地所 that is over and above £322,000.?
When there is no spouse, children or their 子孫s if they have already died themselves, 相続する the 広い地所 in equal 株.?
If there are no children either, other family members?相続する in strict order depending on their relation to the 死んだ.?In the last 訴える手段／行楽地, the 栄冠を与える 相続するs the 広い地所.
Find out what you 相続する if someone dies intestate in other parts of the UK here.
How do you make a will?
Our 居住（者） 税金 専門家 Heather Rogers, 創立者 and owner of Aston Accountancy, explained how to 確実にする your will is valid and 反映するs your wishes to a reader who was 関心d about doing this 正確に.?
She recommends getting a solicitor to make your will, although there are other 選択s.
Believe it or not, the will 令状ing 産業 is NOT 規制するd, 令状s Heather Rogers.
You can:
- 令状 one yourself
- Use a will 令状ing service
- Use a solicitor.
In my opinion, the only way to 確実にする that you have good 保護 is by using a solicitor. This is because solicitors are 規制するd by the Solicitors 規則 当局.
There are some professional will 令状ing services out there, and some do use solicitors to review the wills they draw up.
However, many do not, and your executors may not have any 是正する if things go wrong after you die as a result of a 貧しく 草案d will and bad advice.
Everyone should have a will, and if your circumstances change you will need to review it.
For example, you should do so if you get married - your will 一般に becomes 無効の on marriage - or 離婚d, receive an 相続物件, 購入（する） new 資産s, or a 受益者 dies.
It is best to revisit your will even if no changes occur, to make sure no 法律を制定する changes 影響する／感情 it.
A good 地元の solicitor will be happy to visit you at home if you have health 問題／発行するs. A simple will often costs about £200 加える 付加価値税 if you use a solicitor. More コンビナート／複合体 wills will cost more. 一方／合間, your solicitor will usually 蓄える／店 a copy of your will for no 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金.
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